Though prototypes of the assembly line can be traced to antiquity, the true ancestor of this industrial technique could be found in the 19th-century meat-processing industry in Cincinnati, Ohio, and in Chicago, where overhead trolleys conveyed carcasses from worker to worker.
Still, they did not consider scaling back to a more traditional industrial technique.
What started as a way of making prototypes by depositing layers of material in a manner reminiscent of inkjet printing is now becoming a real industrial technique.
January 9, 1907 Lyon, France January 18 , 2001Lyon, France Charles Mérieux, (born Jan . 9 1907, Lyon, France died Jan . 18 , 2001Lyon) French virologist who, devised an efficient industrial technique for mass producing vaccines to fight such human and veterinary viruses as those for polio, rabies, meningitis, diphtheria, tetanus, and foot-and-mouth disease.
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In contrast to neighbouring Kirkham, Poulton appeared to suffer from a lack of enthusiasm for new industrial techniques and opportunities among its industry leaders.
After an education interrupted by the Cultural Revolution, he started in 1973 as a laborer maintaining the turbines and pushed himself up the ranks to operations director by 1996, partly by inventing new industrial techniques that caught on elsewhere in the Chinese power and steel industries.
Modern industrial techniques introduced during the Meiji period (1868 1912) expanded industrial production.
Japan, influenced by Germany, used modern industrial techniques in the service of a more authoritarian nationalism.
The old industry-versus-nature debate has evolved into the consensus that buildings must be sustainable, which industrial techniques might help to achieve.
